0 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | |
0 | (0,0) | (0,1) | ||||||
1 | (1,0) | |||||||
2 | (2,1) | |||||||
3 | ||||||||
4 | ||||||||
5 | ||||||||
6 | ||||||||
7 | (7,7) |
Below are co-ordinates (0,0) along with binary numbers that represent colours (which can be seen in the colour key).
Using www.computerscienced.co.uk/site/pixel-drawer or a piece of graph paper, colour in the co-ordinates according to the colour key.
For example – (0,0) – 00, I leave the co-ordinate 0,0 (row 0, column 0) blank (00 = BLANK (no colour)
(2,2) – 11, I colour in the co-ordinate 2,2 (row 2, column2) in yellow (11 = Yellow)
Colour Key
00 = BLANK (no colour)
01 = Green
10 = Red
11 = Yellow
100 = Brown
Co-ordinates
(0,0) – 00 (0,1) – 00 (0,2) – 00 (0,3) – 10 (0,4) – 01 (0,5) – 00 (0,6) – 00 (0,7) – 00 |
(1,0) – 00 (1,1) – 00 (1,2) – 00 (1,3) – 01 (1,4) – 01 (1,5) – 00 (1,6) – 00 (1,7) – 00 |
(2,0) – 00 (2,1) – 00 (2,2) – 11 (2,3) – 01 (2,4) – 10 (2,5) – 01 (2,6) – 00 (2,7) – 00 |
(3,0) – 00 (3,1) – 00 (3,2) – 01 (3,3) – 01 (3,4) – 01 (3,5) – 01 (3,6) – 00 (3,7) – 00 |
(4,0) – 00 (4,1) – 01 (4,2) – 10 (4.3) – 01 (4,4) – 11 (4,5) – 01 (4,6) – 01 (4,7) – 00 |
(5,0) – 01 (5,1) – 01 (5,2) – 01 (5,3) – 01 (5,4) – 01 (5,5) – 01 (5,6) – 01 (5,7) – 01 |
(6,0) – 01 (6,1) – 11 (6,2) – 01 (6,3) – 01 (6,4) – 01 (6,5) – 01 (6,6) – 11 (6,7) – 01 |
(7,0) – 00 (7,1) – 00 (7,2) – 00 (7,3) – 100 (7,4) – 100 (7,5) – 00 (7,6) – 00 (7,7) – 00 |